Early Irish flair paid off with a positively brilliant run-around in centre field by Jonny Sexton, whose swivelling hips took him to within sight of the line before he lobbed a dubious pass with exquisite timing and coolness to Brian O'Driscoll, who strolled over.
In March at WrestleMania XX, Evolution (Orton, Batista, and Ric Flair) faced off against The Rock 'n' Sock Connection (Foley and The Rock) in a Handicap match.
Sierra had not lost his flair; on off days, he would sometimes rent a limo and take teammates to Manhattan for a night on the town, on him.
On "Songs Cycled," the first studio disc he's released under his own name in more than 20 years, Parks' flair for off-kilter invention is as pronounced as ever, with songs that pepper old-fashioned string-band strumming with jazzy horn blasts and layered vocal harmonies that veer unexpectedly from soothing to shocking.
Fig. 4 demonstrates the successful use of the CSF suppression, yielding a good separation of CSF and low-proliferative areas using the T2-weighted FLAIR cut-off.
He talks in this book, as he did elsewhere, about journalism as a craft, to be honed through years of experience, not as a species of self-expression fuelled by the flair of one straight off the street.
I now reached over and, inhaling, with the flair of some magician's assistant, flipped off the "n".
Rooms from £95 to £950, 0151-236 1964, harddaysnighthotel.com Flaunting Elvis Presley's vivacious flair from the off, the hotel's lobby is ablaze with retina-scorching bright reds, purples and blues, topped off with a scattering of faux animal prints.
At least the headline for the the New York Times's take-down suggested some of Woop Woop's unsubtle flair had rubbed off; they called it "A Schnitzel-Based Revolt in an Australian Dog Patch".
That's not true anymore, but Epic wisely chose to still give original owners a little piece of flair to show off their cred.
